Localgiving

We believe that local is better. By connecting grassroots organisations with donations, fundraising and grants plus resources and support, we are proud to help thousands of UK community groups do amazing things every day. For over ten years, we have worked with grassroots charities, government organisations and corporations, distributing millions in grants, saving time and money, and delivering ready-made CSR reporting and effective PR. We have distributed £40M in online donations, with £5M in match funding given to over 4,000 local organisations. Localgiving is a trusted grant partner of the UK Government, People's Postcode Lottery, Western Power Distribution, FareShare and more and works with 4,000+ active charities and community groups across every UK county.

Jewish Child's Day

Jewish Child's Day is a grant making charity which has been helping children in need worldwide for over 70 years. Today over 19,000 Jewish children each year rely on us to save them from deprivation, disadvantage, abuse and neglect; to nurture them and offer them a better future. Many of the projects and organisations we support rely on grant funding to continue their work and have no other way of raising vital funds. Jewish Child's Day grants are awarded on the basis of strict criteria and may only be used to provide equipment or services that are of direct benefit to children under the age of 18 years. Grants may be used to provide wheelchairs and walking aids, educational and developmental equipment, therapy, support and rehabilitation programmes, hearing stimulus and communication equipment, respite holidays and outings, incubators, respirators, after school facilities, hot meals, home teaching for housebound children and much, much more. Jewish Child's Day is a pluralist organisation and does not provide any religious services or education. Grant funding delivered by Jewish Child's Day may benefit both Jewish and non-Jewish children in the UK, Israel and worldwide, through projects where the majority of beneficiaries are Jewish.

The Electrical Industries Charity

The Electrical Industries Charity is the national charity for the electrical and energy industries. Supporting our people through life's challenges. Our mission is to look after all people from the electrical and energy industries whenever they or their families need help with life's challenges, whether big or small, at every stage of their lives. The Charity has a long association with our industries dating back to 1905 when The Electrical Trades Benevolent Institution was set up by ten leaders of the emerging electrical industry who felt a duty to help those in the industry in the event that "accident, infirmity, misfortune or old age, limited their activities or curtailed their means". The Charity changed its name to EEIBA - Electrical and Electronics Industries Benevolent Association in 1967". The world has changed since then, the electrical and energy industries have changed, and so has the original institution. In 2014 the new name - the Electrical Industries Charity - speaks of a more connected and energised organisation at the heart of its industries, delivering practical support and bringing the industries together to help their own. The Electrical Industries Charity offers a range of services to support people in our industries: - See more at: http://www.electricalcharity.org/#sthash.Kjq0iVkF.dpuf

Acts 435

Acts 435 is an online giving charity, directly connecting those who want to give with those who are in genuine need of their help, through a network of local churches and charities.

12rPrizes

12R prizes is run by the Twelve Ronnies Foundation. Our mission is to create new ideas and solve problems that have an economic or societal benefit. We believe that the best way of doing this is by offering prizes to encourage ideas. Between the Twelve Ronnies, we have over 100 years' experience in successfully bringing ideas to market, as far reaching as IT to renewable energy and internet to bio-engineering. Ideas and innovation are in our DNA. We're looking for ideas from innovators, entrepreneurs, students, designers, tech enthusiasts, educators, doers and makers. This ongoing initiative will begin with three prizes of general interest. Competition challenges, prizes and formats will be formulated by the stakeholder committees which will include representatives from Twelve Ronnies alongside sponsors and judges. Sponsors: We have a prize fund in place for the opening competitions and are now looking to expand our sponsor base and engage with them in building the competition challenges, prizes and formats.